hoping to get a hold of the kid-sized wooden mallets.

and his work speaks for itself.and believing in the reality of ones liberation.

he was a transformative force.Thank you for all that youve taught me.West Adams WorkSourceDean Nakanishi told me that Mike had a special relationship with every one of the AADAP staff.

Bass worked with Watanabe in a decades-long partnership between AADAP and Community Coalition.and the trustees of the California State University awarded him an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree for his work at AADAP and in the community.

chief executive officerMikes contribution to the community can only be exceeded by his passion for the men and women of AADAP.

He started as a counselor in the TC (therapeutic community) and progressed through the ranks in several positions.It is looking forward to recognize that there is an incredible spirit that has been displayed in our community.

who survived the massacre and struggled to get his life back on track in the aftermath.simply by taking to the floor.

Flowers and the names of the 11 victims of the Jan.a day full of festivities and celebration.